No. 150: ROY MacGREGOR / "as Canadian as a guy who slung beer in the Empire Hotel and played against Parry Sound when their team had Bobby Orr."
I've always considered him as a Walking Canadian Heritage Moment. "You mean he wasn't there when they hammered the Last Spike?" Roy looks back on his career in his memoir & we try to on this podcast.
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